There Is No Offseason

Mark Barry and J.P. Breen return to dive into the dynasty goodness that you've come to expect. The fellas can't avoid the elephant in the room and touch on Major League Baseball's budding integrity problem after the sign-stealing scandal with the Astros and others. J.P. then asks Mark to talk him off the Dinelson Lamet hype train, while Mark tries to figure out what to do with Evan White. Then, the two hosts grab a few Twitter questions before heading out the door for the week.


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Mark Barry and J.P. Breen kick off 2020 with a crazy lawsuit from a former big-league prospect. They quickly move on to dynasty issues, though, trying to figure out how we should be valuing the J2 market in dynasty drafts. J.P. makes an argument about Eduardo Rodríguez and then somehow convinces himself of the exact opposite in the process. Finally, Mark doesn't know what he's supposed to do about Mitch Garver. The fellas take listener questions, as always.

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Mark Barry and J.P. Breen try to make some sense of what's been a wild baseball offseason thus far. Is Gavin Lux really available in trade deals, and is he the best young dynasty second baseman? How does Mark feel about the Kluber trade? The fellas also dish out some advice about potential fantasy trades and keeper conundrums.

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Mark Barry and J.P. Breen return after the Thanksgiving holiday to debate the dynasty ramifications of recent MLB trades and free-agent signings. Is Omar Narváez now a top-five fantasy catcher for the 2020 season? What's the deal with Luis Urías and Trent Grisham, now that they figure to have greater playing time? Also, the fellas just can't quit a couple of former Baltimore Orioles hurlers.

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Mark Barry and J.P. Breen bring you one more episode before the holiday break. They discuss a few hypothetical trades, courtesy of the Hot Stove and the baseball media, including a deal that would ship Mookie Betts out West. The fellas break down the dynasty implications of the Yasmani Grandal deal, and they help a listener with his keeper conundrum. Also, is there any reason dynasty owners should be shopping Yordan Álvarez this winter?

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Mark and J.P. continue to get excited for the hot stove season. The fellas try to determine where Anthony Rendon might end up, what to think about high-risk guys like Giancarlo Stanton and Nate Pearson, and what Scott Kingery might bring in 2020. Listeners also ask about our favorite set-ups for dynasty leagues, as well as what in the ever-living crap we should do about Travis Shaw.
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Mark Barry and J.P. Breen return to bring dynasty content to the masses. The fellas briefly touch on the top end of the free-agent market, trying to determine where Cole and Strasburg might land. They discuss some very talented, but very injured pitchers, and debate whether it's time to finally give up on Jahmai Jones. Listener questions feature prominently in the second half, as Mark and J.P. help with keeper conundrums and buy-low veterans. Of course, we also learn about the one time Mark has been wrong in the Bat Signal.

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Mark Barry and J.P. Breen kick off the part of the season in which dynasty baseball really shines: the offseason. The fellas try and figure out which team Mark should adopt, if Cleveland trades Francisco Lindor for some unknown reason. They talk about some Yankees minor leaguers, what you should do about Adalberto Mondesí, and whether Wil Myers has anything left in the fantasy tank. Listener questions, as always, feature heavily in the second half of the episode.

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Mark Barry returns from his worldly travels to join J.P. Breen for this episode of TINO. The fellas think about whether Kris Bryant's grievance could mean that teams stop messing around with service time for top prospects. They talk about the majesty of Juan Soto, and they answer listener questions about older speed guys. Nick Markakis gets a shoutout, too, which is always nice.

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The podcast has finally come full circle, as ex-TINOer Ben Carsley joins BP Fantasy Editor, J.P. Breen, to sub in while Mark is on vacation. The fellas reflect on Yu Darvish telling a random Twitter troll to eat fried chicken until he dies. They think about Marcus Semien's breakout campaign, as well as Mitch Garver's potential to sustain high-end catcher production. Listener questions, of course, take center stage in the back-half of the show, with questions about some oft-injured Oakland pitchers. Ben also tosses in a couple digs at Craig, just because he can't resist.

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